Khaled Sharrouf's Children.

[the_great_she_elephant]

Khaled Sharrouf was born in Australia, as was his wife. Do (did)  either of them have dual citizenship and do his children have dual citizenship? If they don't, how can the Government strip them of their Australian citizenship and  refuse them re-entry to Australia?

[lionrose.7]

It is NOT the poor little children's fault at all, it is their bloody parents.

I just feel so sorry for those children, there could still be hope for them.

[*pepe]

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@lionrose.7 wrote:

It is NOT the poor little children's fault at all, it is their bloody parents.

I just feel so sorry for those children, there could still be hope for them.

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did i say its the kid's fault?

pretty sure i said its the parents fault....

Hand's up who would trust these kids in their home around their kids and grandkids and would be willing to take them in while they receive the help they need to mitigate the damage their parents have done to them.

[lind9650]

 Latest news.

http://www.news.com.au/national/breaking-news/aust-terrorist-sharrouf-not-killed-report/story-e6frfk...

Nobody knows if Sharoufs wife and children want o come back while he is sill living.

Grndmother is living in a fantasy world.

JMHO. Erica

[the_great_she_elephant]

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@village_person wrote:

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@the_great_she_elephant wrote:

I do confess though, it disturbs me a bit to see you describe a 7 year old child as 'filth.'

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I'll have no trouble sleeping tonight. 

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I'm quite sure you won't.

[icyfroth]

They should be brought back

[iapetus_rocks]

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@icyfroth wrote:

They should be brought back

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We don't even know if they want to come back, though there is no legal barrier to their return should they wish to do so.

Just how could we bring them back anyway? Mount an armed assault, land troops, seize them and air-lift them out?

As far as should we? . . . no, I don't think we should. We have enough desperate children in need of help here in Australia to spend money on if that's what we want to do to make ourselves feel caring.

[kilroy_is_here]

If these children were coming form any other war zone as non Australian citizens ie. Refugees we would fall over our selfs to support their getting in we would do everything we could to rehabilitate them as child soldiers , this sins of the father should not be vested in the son. As to what happens when they return they should be immediately made wards of the state the mother should be charged with treason , child indangerment and neglect she should be locked away for a very long time and denied access to the children as a risk to their wellbeing

[Anonymous]

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@polksaladallie wrote:

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@*julia*2010 wrote:

i don't think so

the opinions were formed long before;

when the images of the boy holding a

severed head emerged.  long before 

there was any suggestion of the family

wanting to come back. 

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Evidence that the rhetoric is working.

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your opinion on this is unfounded

[polksaladallie]

And welcome back to you too.

[icyfroth]

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@iapetus_rocks wrote:

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@icyfroth wrote:

They should be brought back

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We don't even know if they want to come back, though there is no legal barrier to their return should they wish to do so.

Just how could we bring them back anyway? Mount an armed assault, land troops, seize them and air-lift them out?

As far as should we? . . . no, I don't think we should. We have enough desperate children in need of help here in Australia to spend money on if that's what we want to do to make ourselves feel caring.

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Last I heard Tara Nettleton's mothers petitioned Mr Abbott to assist in bringing them home, and seeing they are Austalian citizens, we are obliged to assist them in coming back to Australia.

It's rumoured the father and husband, Khaled Sharrouf faked his death in order to facilitate their return.

So yes. We do know they want to come back.